All were marked for United Russia.
Most of the information is fairly mundane: a partiality for foam pillows, certain newspapers, a particular kind of mineral water.
He distinguished one great group of religions that exhibits extreme partiality for one over against the other.
A partiality for old-fangled American auras, always one of his charms, is even more pronounced in "Roads to Quoz".
Lobo Antunes, who admires Faulkner, shares his partiality for overlapping monologues, which gives the impression that an entire society is incautiously confiding in an analyst or a confessor.
Rose was born in Brooklyn, and admitted to a partiality for the borough, but said that it didn't spring from nostalgia.
The most notable feature of the great churches of Spain is the persistence of the influence of Bourges and the partiality for giant interior arcades.
Rationalism, piety, and the German partiality for disciplined conduct were modified by the influence of two crucial works, not intended for children but soon taken over by them.
Give her props for self-possession and a partiality for privacy, though achieving the latter has been increasingly problematic because of her family ties.
But Gardiner now fastens on the "fleshly lips and jowls" that tell of Bach's partiality for food and drink: severity is countered by sensuality.
As a graduate of Trinity College, Dublin, Stafford-Clark also had a partiality for Irish dramatists, whether of the past like George Farquhar or of the present like Brian Friel, Thomas Kilroy and Anne Devlin.
